This past weekend was absolute chaos.
Four AP top 10 teams lost, which marked the second time this season that four top 10 teams have lost in the same week.
The last year that there were two instances of four or more AP top 10 teams losing in the same week within the first eight weeks of the season was 2007— a whopping 18 years ago.
With that in mind, here's my top 10 entering Week 9.
It may have well been a 7-on-7 passing scrimmage in Madison on Saturday. Julian Sayin continues to grow and the defense continues to dominate, although it will be interesting to see them against better offenses in the CFP. With five games left, they face four teams that have a losing record until the showdown with Indiana in the Big Ten title game.
The Hoosiers did exactly what a team should do against an overmatched opponent. But still, there could have been a big letdown off the win at Oregon and there wasn’t. In the same vein as Ohio State, Curt Cignetti's team has five games remaining— with all of them against teams with losing records, until the showdown against Ohio State.
Seriously, how do they continue to step up week after week? The Tide have four straight weeks with a win over a ranked foe. There's probably not many teams that would run through that stretch 4-0. The interception right before the half was the biggest play of the game, emphasizing how Bama looks more and more complete every week. Are we still looking to win the lottery to buy out Kalen DeBoer? Yeah, that's what I thought.
History suggested the Aggies wouldn't have an easy go of it against the Razorbacks, and they didn't. Vandy and Ole Miss had a good bit of success against the LSU defense, but that was at home— not in Tiger Stadium. It's always dangerous to
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